Angelisis

In a world held together with deceit and shattered by power, blood doesn't count. Family will betray you. Love will deceive you. And loyalty? That is the battlefield where everyone dies.

Monsters don't always live in the dark or hide behind snarls. Sometimes they read your bedtime stories. Sometimes they hold you when you're sobbing. Sometimes they vow they will never leave and leave. The real monsters? The ones who know how vulnerable you are and still love you even with all your dark potential.

It's not a fairy tale of good and evil. It's not a novel about a chosen one or final fight with light and good winning. This is a survival narrative of those who had been forgotten, those who had been taken advantage of, those who had lost everything and become something else just so they could breathe.

This is a story of broken hearts and broken truths, of second chances and first homicides, of power too much, too soon, and by far too dangerous to hold, power that leaves a mark, because here, in this world, supernatural creatures do not just hide in the woods. They sit with you in school, they stroll the halls beside you, they kiss you in the darkness, and sometimes, they are you. Some were turned, some were chosen, some were hunted, and some became monsters on their own terms.

This is a story with many focuses, many faces, and many struggles. Trapped between two worlds, the world that gave birth to them and the world that will try to destroy them, they must fight through lies behind friendship, impostors masquerading as lovers, and some even their own shadow self-reflecting back at them. Most have questions no one's willing to tell them, and a past no one's rushing to explain. But the more they learn about their own histories, as memories unfold and alliances are broken, they will find something abhorrent.

This is your warning: Don't trust what you see, don't believe what you remember, and most importantly, don't expect heroes, because in this story, there are only survivors.